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They are awesome! Sure, things may not always be instock, but I've never received a broken item (I live overseas) and never had a product fail on me yet. I like the fact that you can choose different shipping companies as well, they are very flexible on this. Overall a great company to deal with. :)

Too bad I cannot afford one of those safes, as they're excellent at what they do. I can only look at < $ 600 safes. :)

Indeed. I can get all 3 safes for very similar prices at the same store, so for me it's just a matter of getting the safe with the most bang-for-your-buck. :)

Hmm...the Gardall FB1212 also seems like a great safe. Looks comparable to the Hayman. Opinions?

Not a problem, I've got weapons in every single room of my house, so any robber better think twice what he's gonna do.

Haha...now that's sweet to hear. I agree, they should hold well against a crowbar/sledgehammer attack. Especially since I have a perfect hiding spot (which protects all sides equally with concrete), so the only option for the thief is a direct frontal attack on the door.

Yeah, thanks for the info. I also am leaning toward the Hayman as it appears to have multiple 1/4" hard plates and a better (S&G) lock. The only thing that bothers me a little is the way the bolts are almost at the corners only, while the Amsec are set more in proportion to the safe (centered...

So, I'm looking for a new safe. Problem is, there are 2 very similar safes with similar dimensions and features. The first one is a Hayman MagnaVault MV-1512: http://www.haymansafe.com/pages/mv "Hayman MV-1512 MagnaVault Burglar 2 Hour Fire Rated Safe Combining the utmost in quality with...

Yeah, anyone have any opinion on the Rhino safe? Is it really made in the U.S.? :confused:

Awesome information in this thread. :) God I wish I lived in Alaska... :cool: